Flow-Rite Hydro Link Battery Watering Hand Pump for RV or Golf Cart

Works fine. Just what I wanted.

Works great. Sure is a time and labor saver when filling batteries

Pretty much straight forward. Pump makes it easy to begin the syphone process. Quick connection is made of plastic but seems pretty durable.

I purchased a used golf cart this spring that had a Flo Rite quick-fill system already installed. The previous owner did not have the adapter to actually make it work tho. As soon as we took delivery of the cart, I checked Amazon and relatively quickly, I found what I thought would work. Indeed it was a success. I quickly filled all the wells on the battery in no time.My only complaint was that the plastic at the end of the device that you submerge in the distilled water was too large to fit in a standard gallon of distilled water. I used a hack saw to trim it down so it would fit.

My golf cart came with the watering system in place. This was a cost effective option to water the batteries all at the same on a personal use cart without buying an expensive attachment.

Hey, I don't know what the negative reviews were using or how they were using it. Maybe they got one with a faulty part. I'm old-school. I bought my Club Car 3 years ago. I saw this watering system and didn't know what I was looking at so, I took it off.I've been filling each cell one-at-a-time with a Turkey Injection Needle. That sucks ! By chance I saw another Club Car with the same system and, how the Flowrite System works. I just got my Handy Pump, reinstalled the Flowrite Watering Injector System (that's been laying around in my garage for a few years) and filled all 6 batteries in 10 minutes.Yep ! It works ! Thank you Flowrite !Dwight

I liked that it worked and I use it to add DI water to my golf cart batteries.

Was cheap and lasted one use. Float moved and kept putting it back till it finally broke about 15 minutes in. Not worth the money. Just get a pitcher and use it